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Why did the Office of Price Administration set limits on the prices that could be charged for certain goods?
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Why did the Office of Price Administration set limits on the prices that could be charged for certain goods?

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They set limits so the United States could avoid inflation. This is to prevent business owners from raising the prices on scarce goods.
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